A strong competitor to WhatsApp, the instant messaging app Telegram has received an update that enables a file faster search of files from the date of sending. The calendar comes with dates and thumbnails of the images available.
The version is now available for Android and iOS. For those who haven’t seen it yet, just update the app. In addition to providing access to media according to the day, it is still possible to implement a purifier The user chooses between photos, videos, or all of them at once.
When you get to the application, just go to the menu in the upper right corner, in the three dots, and click “Show calendar”. To expand more functions, the platform offers the ability to enlarge thumbnails and open them in a larger size or in full screen.
Another important efficiency of the new update is that images can be scrolled up or down faster, thanks to the Super Speed application. Thus, when watching media, it is possible to click on the bar that will appear next to photos and videos.
Telegram has expanded its updates and can now offer an option for Request to join a specific group. First, it presents the administrative policies of the group and then it offers the option to request to join the group.
About Telegram
The platform, which is headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, was developed by the brothers Nikolai and Pavel Durov, the same developers at VK, which has become a kind of official social network in Russia and the most widely used in the country.
However, it is independent and has no direct connection to VK. One of the advantages of Telegram over WhatsApp, its main competitor, is the ability to create groups using Up to 200,000 members. Competitor groups are limited to 256 people.
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